Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-22
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LOCALiLACONKC s.
Anton L. Pelffer's commission as post
MISTER at Lakeport has bsen issued.
4 The Sunday school services will be
| hsd in Christ church on Sunday next.
The walks ut the insane asylm are
made OF Portland cement and they STAND
the Weather admirably.
The wind which went by us a week or
80 go from the south is coming back
4 to-day and it has lost none OF its vigor.
With furious wind, rain and snow this
hes bsen about as disagreaabla day as
/ dten comes, but we are assured that the
tbs disturbance makes the final Wind up
d winter.
The father Of ex.Seoretary Hand, of
this city, and Chief Justice Cartier, OF
The district of Columbia, who died a
couple days ago, we're law partners
lHsBg sysass age at Akron. Ohio.
The north side of the higher buildings
d the city presented a novel appear
anss after the snow fall of to-day. The
4 Wind blew the wet snow against the
buildings, snd SO adhesive was the
4 frozen moisture that the bnildings we're
coated an inch thick.
There 10 project on foot to secure
ss celebrated Kate Bensberg Grand
English Opera 90, for q series Of enter
tHnnsDt in our city. It is composed OF
come Of the most talented performers in
as US. and il secured will furnish O
'sfstreat to Yankton people.
The terrific power OF to.day's wind was
most preceptible to travellers who had
business in the northern part of the city.
There the breezss had full sweep, and o
psson walking or riding against it must
needs Icy in Q large supply OF breath at
every convenient house corner
Atadepth of about 800 feet, yester-
aas afternoon, the drill in the artesian
we'll Of the brick yards struck a vein Of
coal, and at about. the same time t1atei
raised nearly to Che surface in the pipe.
Inc drill has pounded in mud nearly
oil oito-day, and the subtsrranean lake
sh'oh is being sought is supposed to be
ssll some distance off.
Many we're the fears expressed this
l0fsnoon thaS the raging storm would
s'eatiy interfere with the. pleasure OF
tas bachelors hop this evening, but the
atmosphere has been rendered more ex-
aiieratlng By the GOODNESS of to-day and
aaaMning will be on agreeable pastime
100 attendance will be large andi al
lungs point to 9 good time.
Iankton, in it's Interstate commerce,
the Missouri river ferry boat Josie
n, has officially decided in favor o
100 short haul and will put in a bridg'
ss'oss the sand bar slough to give it:
Nebraska customers an abbreviated rout,
aVu the ferry landing. This is o wis
Investment on the part of the city coun
W and is duly appreciated by Nebraska
isrners.
ALBERT Patterson, while in the ont.
'ssIerday, made arrangements by who
sYist OF Kate be1 sberg and her superI
sonpany of artists will probably b
aaas to Yankton on orssabont the 9Th o
as!. Yankton's people Will greatly on
W musical Of treat OF the charaste
Du'ca this company q give. and Mis-
Dsnsberg will receive q warm welcome
Su'1her Information will be given soor
me old established dry good
aouss Of jacob Max presents unequale
su0aements to buyers this spring
.asf ample and carefully selecte
.o0k, to which personal attention wa
s'sa when Purchased in the easter
@a'sets, Is o largely in store an
,s0lset to inspection, and the ladies q
s'atson and OF neighborinz towns whe
.a.ing Yankton, ara invited to CIV
'lsa a call.
Under a new time card WHOM will 6
c,e effect ons the Dakots and Siou
Ivy division Of the Chicago, Milwauke
Paul railway on Sunday next. th
ssSsnger train which runs betwee
.aslon and Sioux City will leave Yanl
~ ten minutes after seven in I'll
s,'aing, instead Of at s O'Clock, as her
a''s, and returning will arrive at Il
e. nour ct which il arrives now. III
w City and Mitchell train will lea
usrlve at Yankton at the same tim
~sstpresent.
'ae revival services at the nj. E. chnrs
s'ae iast two nights have been mee
Wol peculiar and extraordinary ipte
no one can question the dee